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Daikatana

You have to understand that this is Daikatana, an expert FPS. You cannot expect to just throw a glance at it and understand it. You must memorise these messages, know them like a true samurai knows the Bushido by heart.

Daikatana - it is more than fan fiction about a D&D campaign, it is a way of life. Design is Law.

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Best LP on the archive

Seeing as Google Video is soon to be closing, this is the only place I know of that hosts the videos of this masterpiece. I'm so glad someone took the time to fix the playlist in the player. Once you hit play, you can sit back and watch the horror of this game play out in front of you, way better than playing it yourself. And don't forget to go to the archive and read the bonus content, Proteous4994 is hilarious on camera and off camera, and major credit goes to Suspicious for probably being the first and only person to 100% complete this game, going even further than what the planet-Daikatana and Gamespot did for their walkthroughs. His Boss run videos showcase just how much worse it is to play the game in singleplayer than in co-op. Truly awesome thread.

Proteus and Suspicious have done well.
This LP, along with its archived passages and bonus videos from the thread, is one I enjoyed very much.
Displaying an unpatched version of the game, it showcases the frustration of buggy level design and horrible gameplay mechanics. Damn frogs.

I cannot imagine what this LP would be like solo with the two allies being controlled by the atrocious AI.